Poster above created by Business Department student merging Step Brothers movie poster with our faces. (Barnes name spelled wrong)
Poster above created by Business Department student merging Step Brothers movie poster with our faces. (Barnes name spelled wrong)
The first course in our pre-engineering pathway has students use a 3D-modeling software to create designs for various problems throughout the year. We fabricate some of those designs using 3D printing and laser cutting/engraving. This course offers college credit to interested and eligible students through Clark State University. Link to official PLTW website for IED Pictured on the left is a student designed drone frame (for Aerospace Engineering) that students used their 3D-modeling skills from IED to create.
Check out the projects tab to see projects we have completed in the past in our classes and club.
2nd year of Engineering Pathway available after IED
Students learn about various engineering concepts through Project Based Learning.
3rd year of Engineering Pathway available after POE
Students learn to solder, wire, and program circuit boards through numerous projects.
College credit available for this course.
Usually picked as the favorite of all the Engineering courses.
Extra elective engineering course. This option is available to students who have finished IED.
Students design and build projects all while learning about concepts pertaining to Aerospace.
Extra elective engineering course.
This option is available to students who have finished IED.
Students design various residential and commercial buildings using a 3D-modeling software while learning about Civil Engineering and Architecture concepts.
College credit available for this course.
The 4th year of Engineering Pathway. Available to students who have taken Digital Electronics and are eligible through their math and science experience. In this course students work all year identifying a problem and then designing a solution following the design process throughout. At the end of the year students present their projects to a panel of professionals.
Along with this course students will also be enrolled in and take an engineering math course here at BHS taught by a Wright State professor 1st semester during this same class period.
**Meetings are not mandatory. We want to offer flexibility for students with busy schedules.